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harristh25

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Hi everyone I'm one of the many, many thirty-something professionals with a young family living in East Dulwich and after a bit of a hiatus since I was last in a band / played regularly, I?m very keen to recreate the old ?magic?.


On that basis, I?m actively looking for like-minded people in the area who are interested in giving it a go. I?m in to a wide range of pop/rock mixture from the 1960s up to the present day ? but also quite in to hard rock. I'm really just interested in playing songs people can recognise and dance to!


So, with that in mind, is there anybody out there who might be interested ? looking obviously for a drummer, bassist, singer, keyboardist and another guitar ideally.


Let me know if you?re interested!


Thanks,


Tom.


PS I don?t have any rehearsal space, but have a few ideas where we could go...

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